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Zirconia 14.5% AR fiberglass mesh factory direct sell

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ARN5*5-100L 160g/M2 ZrO2 14.5%
Export to Japan many year with very good quality.

AR GLASSFIBER MESH (Top level quality)

ARNP5*5-100L 160g/M2   ZrO2 ≥14.5%

Mesh Hole: 5mm*5mm or 10mm*10mm

Width: 100cm

Weight per sqm: 160g/M2

Initial Tensile breaking strength:

Warp direction:≥1200N / 5cm

Weft  direction: ≥1200N /5cm

AR strength retention rate: Over 85% (Soaked in 5% NaOH alkaline solution for 28 days and test the strength)

Colours: white, green or meet your taste.

Roll length: 50M/roll

Packing: 50M/roll/shrink film,36rolls/pallets,20pallets/1*20FCL .

Remarks: 1. Export to Japan for many years for outside wall reinforcement.

               2. Can be used to produce GRC cement board by hand-making methods.

Q: Ok so I want to pour cement in this, im assuming, 12 by 8 ft sized area. How mane bags of cement would I need? How many boards do I need? Do I even need them? Do I also need that wire for the bottom? How much does that run?Can anyone give an estimate of the total cost?
A 12 X 8 is pretty big size, 96 square feet. If you want to use the bags, then on the bag it will tell you how many square feet it would cover. You would need at least 4 boards to build your frame, and then either re-bar or wire panels. The panels would be about $10.00 each. If it were me, I would build the frame and then call redy-mix company to come and pour the cement.
Q: I'm reading about this because I'm considering it but there is information as well that says it's no good.What is the truth about it?
Due to the pumice used, Ancient Roman concrete was a hydraulic cement and those structures are still standing. Ancient Chinese concrete was also a hydraulic cement due to the sticky rice used and those structures are proving difficult to demolish with modern equipment plus the sticky rice makes them ductile so they flex with Earthquakes. Ancient Chinese ships often used cement to strengthen wood which may be why they are reported to have made wooden ships as large as 400 feet long when the longest relatively modern wooden ship in the west was about 200 feet and required iron bracing. The BP well that leaked in the Gulf was finally sealed with hydraulic cement. Make sure you know how to prepare and cure the cement properly.
Q: i am making a disc golf course tee for my boy scout eagle project. i know a little about cement, but for anyone who knows a lot about cement construction, can you explain this...i need to make a rectangular and circular tee(which is a cement platform where one would stand while throwing a disc). the circle has a diameter of 11ft and rectangle is 11x9. I will be building it on dirt, which is level. I think i will need to dig a hole in the ground in the shape i want. then i have some gravel to put in. then cement in the hole. anyone know how much gravel, or if any, i should put in before i lay in the cement in the hole? thanks people!
M R is right. Not only are you doing something that NO ONE does. But your just polluting and screwing up the environment for nothing. So what do they teach Boy Scouts anymore? Screw nature, polute and do stupid things?
Q: We are in the middle of a kitchen remodel. We removed the old linoleum floors and there are wood planks that run north to south. Currently, this layer is flush with our living room wood floors. From the basement, you can see that there are boards that run west to east where the kitchen is.My question is, if I remove the wood planks that run north to south, can I put down a layer of cement board and just start tiling over the west to east boards? Will the weight be a structural issue? I would leave the north to south boards, but I'm worried about a tripping hazard being presented when I put down cement board, grout, and 1/2quot; tile (would probably be 1quot; all together). Trying to stay away from ramps, also. Thanks.
Are you saying there's 2 layers of boards on top of the floor joists? If yes then removing the top layer would be the way to go if the bottom sub-floor layer is strong enough to not be springy under concentrated loads or if you can beef it up by installing bridging underneath between the joists. If the sub-floor is the only layer then you'd not want to remove that since the structural integrity of the house would be affected and the cement board wouldn't be properly supported.
Q: Can anyone lead me in the direction, or link the article, to prove that cement in a fine powder either in the air or by itself can be/is flammable and/or explosive.... The reason I ask this is because there is a project that requires touch cutting a silo and there is a fine cement powder layer on the silo and its surroundings, and I advised it to be cleaned before cutting, but the weld/cut team seems to think that it is safe for the fact that it is just cement... are they right or will it explode.... the silo is also filled with 15 tons of fine cement powder... where the slag will fall...
I think that you are a little off base here. The whole premise that you are reffering to is that when a semiflammible substanse is refined into a powder, it will become very flammible due to the increased surface area. Cement is not flammible so therefore the powder from cement will not be flammible either. . .as far as an explosion. . .it won't happen but, I would recommend cleaning the building anyway in order to spare your equipment a little bit of wear. . .fine particles of cement can cause more damage to cutting equipment than a big block of cement. . .thanks :)
Q: Make the yard with cement is cheaper or brick is cheaper? thanks!?
Cement is cheaper, by far. And you can color it and stamp textured to make it look like brick.
Q: whats the differenc`e between concrete and cement?
Concrete is a mix of gravel, sand, and cement; the exact proportion is governed by the desired end use. Often there are some other additivies depending upon the exact end use. Cement, usually portland cement is one component of concrete. I could go on and on about the chemical nature of portland cement, how it is made, why it does what it does as well as discuss what it does but that would require a lot more space than this forum allowes and a lot more ambition than I have to type it all in.
Q: I want to open building materials store main cement: tiles and the like. How much money to invest in the root. Store area of more than 100 square feet
Oh! Open building materials shop ah! Professional guidance with you. Taobao check days Yao ceramic tiles glue, customer service will guide you
Q: looking for way to inlay small stones or pea gravel into new cement walk way?
If you haven't poured it yet this is probably the easiest way to finish concrete far a diy. Order a pea gravel mix from the ready mix plant Pour it in the usual manner.Edge it crease it trowel it.Then get a sprayer and put about a half bag of sugar in it fill it the rest of the way with water.Spray the entire area heavily.Waituntil youy can walk on it without making a foot printand hose it off.They also sell retarder if you dont trust the sugar water thing I use sugar water because its cheaper.Wait a couple days and seal it with pebblesheen.IT will look awesome after you seal it good luck.
Q: Water Freezes faster on which surface, Asphalt or Cement?
Cement - Asphalt is black and absorbs more heat, so it stays warmer longer. Cement is lighter and doesn't retain heat as well.

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